22 November 2019
The Complete Clean Eating Cookbook by Laura Ligos Book Review
November 22, 2019
Welcome to clean eating: a healthy lifestyle that
incorporates more real food into your diet. There’s no better place to start
than with The Complete Clean Eating Cookbook. The 200 recipes make
clean eating healthy, easy, and delicious. This book supports a wholesome way
of life you’ll be happy to adopt for a long time.
My Thoughts:
I’m trying to eat healthier and the book title intrigued me. I understand that
clean eating is whole food that is unprocessed or real food. I’m always
surprised at how many don’t know what real food is.
This is a nice cookbook who is new to this clean eating lifestyle. There
are 200 recipes with a wide variety for most people’s palettes. The book has a
nice section explain what clean eating is and the benefits of it.
There is a nice selection of foods that you can stock in your pantry, refrigerator
and freezer, and herbs and spices.
All the recipes are labeled to help you choose if you have certain
allergies or follow a certain lifestyle with eating. It’s labeled under the
recipe names.
One-pot: one pot for cooking.
5 ingredients or less: No more than 5 ingredients other than spices and
oils.
30 minutes or less: prepping and cooking the recipes will take 30 minutes
or less.
Quick-prep: recipes take 10 minutes or less to prepare.
Vegetarian: contain no animal product or meat but, may contain diary or
egg.
Nut-free: no nuts in the recipes.
Dairy-free-recipes with no diary.
Gluten free: no gluten in the
recipes.
There is a provided eating plan schedule and shopping list in the book. The
recipes are broken up in easy to find chapters.
Chapter 1: Clean Eating Basics
Chapter 2: The Meal Plans
Chapter 3: Breakfast and Smoothies
Chapter 4: Snacks and Sides
Chapter 5: Soups and Salads
Chapter 6: Vegetarian Mains
Chapter 7: Seafood
Chapter 8: Chicken
Chapter 9: Pork
Chapter 10: Beef and Lamb
Chapter 11: Staples and Sauces
Chapter 12: Desserts
The chapters are followed by a few other resources.
The recipes are nothing exotic and are very doable. There are a lot of
flavors with spices and herbs. If you have a sensitive palette the recipes
could easily be adjusted to fit your taste buds. There aren’t any vegan recipes
or even raw food recipes.
The only photos are the ones at the beginning of each chapter. I personally
love cookbooks with photos.
Overall a nice cookbook that will be helpful for beginners or someone who
already eats clean and wants more recipes for a variety of meals.
I received a copy
of this product from Callisto
Publisher's in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to
write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions I
have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing this
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